Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Atlantic Highlands Fishing Reports

Weather has been killing us this Spring!! All the rain runoff has the bay looking like chocolate milk and has certainly effected the bite on Fluke.

Had to fish the ocean yesterday. With a strong NW wind against the tide the Bay was not pretty till the afternoon.

Not good fishing with only a handful of Keepers and a bunch of shorts on a whole lot of searching around.

We are Chartered for this coming FRIDAY NIGHT, SATURDAY MORNING AND SATURDAY NIGHT.

Back on the Regular schedule Sunday with Fluke fishing in the AM 7:30, then Striped Bass fishing in the afternoon 3:30pm till 9:30pm.

Capt. Dan had very good Bass fishing Wednesday evening on fish up to 23 pounds! A very nice bite through the tide.

To reach Capt. Dan his cell phone number is 908 930 2335  if you'd like to call before coming down.

Thanks for checking in,

Capt. Ron

 

 

 

I've noticed over the years how many rods the fluke fishermen bring to the boats in the am, seems the average is 3-4, yet most of the rods are all light tackle set ups for Buck tailing or light sinker bait fishing.

Many times I've posted about bringing a medium to heavy action stick, Just in case we fish Ambrose or deeper water in the current. Many know there are day's when you need 8 to 10 oz of lead just to stay close to the bottom.

There have been days when the option of fishing in the current or the deep was off the table, knowing most of the equipment couldn't handle it.
When the fishing get's tough, I would hate to be limited to where I could bring my customers to put a catch together.
So like they taught me in the Boy scouts "Always be Prepared" you never know day to day what's going to happen.

Fluke fishing starting tomorrow 7:30am.
Capt. Dan will still be Striper fishing in the evenings.

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